MAIN BARN: Approximately 92’x 60’ (5,520-sq. ft.) wood-framed and metal-sided and roofed building with multiple doors: (1) 8’ high x 10’ wide, (1) 14’ high x 12’ wide, (1) 15.5’ high x 12’ wide, (2) 8’x7’.

FENCING: The property is fenced and cross-fenced with gates.

Recreation

Exceptional waterfowl hunting opportunities are nearby and throughout the Sacramento Valley. Other recreational activities, including hunting, fishing, off-roading, cycling and more are located throughout the hills, valleys, lakes and rivers of the surrounding region.

Agriculture

With its quality soil and water access, the property is well suited for a variety of tree crops and other farm, ranch and agricultural opportunities. This property is one of the few remaining virgin orchard land parcels in the area and is surrounded by neighboring walnut, almond, olive, pistachio, hay and other farming operations. Access to water from the Glide Water District on the north side of the property with approximately 1,800 GPM production.

Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources

Water and mineral rights will transfer to the new owner, verified by Title.

Region & Climate

Willows and the neighboring towns and communities in Glenn County and the Sacramento Valley offer favorable climate and weather to farmers, ranchers, residents and visitors. Willows is known for some of its popular attractions, including the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge, Thunderhill Raceway Park and the Willows Museum.

History

Willows, California, the county seat of Glenn County, was established on March 11, 1891, when Glenn County was formed from the northern part of Colusa County, and named after Dr. Hugh J. Glenn, a prominent figure in California’s political and commercial life.

Location

Willows is located along Interstate-5 in the Sacramento Valley, 26-miles north of Williams, 16-miles south of Orland, 86-miles north of Sacramento, and 36-miles southwest of Chico. The Millsaps Willows Ranch is less than 6-miles east of downtown Willows with access along County Road 48 and Road B. Farm, ranch, agricultural, and recreational resources are located throughout the area and region.